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Calculate the Volume of an object with dimensions measuring 22m x 15mm x 2.0mm
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Calculate the Volume of an object with dimensions measuring 22m x 15mm x 2.0mm

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660 cubic millimeters

Step-by-step explanation:

Assuming this is a cube - the equation is Volume = L × W × H - plug in all the numbers provided and you get 660 cubic millimeters.

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